Pirelli Scorpion WeatherActive 

I purchased these tires for my 2020 Mustang Ecoboost. I am a very spirted driver and am pushing about 100hp over stock power so I am happy with the mileage I have gotten off of them. They are very sticky, especially when new. Dry traction is exceptional, whereas wet traction is just successful, I still need to be very careful accelerating but that is expected with any RWD car I suppose. I intend to get a total of 30k miles on these tires with my driving habits so I would imagine that a more easy going driver could get 45-50k out of them. In terms of performance, I can launch my car fairly well and corner very aggressively while maintaining traction. Overall, I highly recommend!

So far these tires have done me right but its because they are still basically new. I will definitely make sure to update my review after a couple thousand more miles of use. But as for how they've been so far, ive been able to floor it in my underpowered honda accord in the rain and haven't spun the tires like my old cheap set of tires which would even do so on dry pavement. Cornering on pretty wide turns at about 80 to 90mph on toll roads they grip really nice and im able to control the steering with ease. Only thing is that if you frequently take your car up to 80+ mph they can get a little noisy especially with lower profile ones but if that doesnt bother you then you will really enjoy these tires. When it comes to braking they also have really good traction, in was able to stop from 50mph in a really short distance of roughly 100+ feet to avoid a T-bone collision from someone who blew through a light. So overall I'd say if you're looking for a good performing tire that has good handling characteristics, good braking performance, and also great traction in dry and wet condition I'd say get these but only time will tell how long the tire tread will last.

Put these on my 2018 Dodge Charger. They fit on the factory wheels (20x8") just fine, look great, and drive really nice. It's been raining a lot and these tires have as good a traction as my previous all season tires. I won't drive them in snow or ice, so can't comment on those conditions. Not sure why these are called a summer tire, they ride just fine on wet asphalt and handle great in dry conditions. Really happy with my purchase. Would definitely buy again, but I don't know how long they'll last just yet.

Nothing compares to these OEM tires on the Camaro SS. But, this is a car that performs best on warm, dry roads so I didn't score them for wet conditions. If you bought a Camaro SS for year around driving, you bought the wrong car, unless you live in California.

I used to roll only Michelin Pilot Sport 4s which are in my opinion the pinnacle of performance tires. I've not experienced a better tire for cornering limit, steering response, braking etc. But the treadwear was abysmal and the durability poor, especially near the end of tread depth. I removed front tires that had chunks of rubber missing on the inner edge with steel cords visible. That may be due in part to the lack of Porsche-homologated tread compounds for my car and/or my insistence on using an ultra performance-only tire on a heavy SUV. My hybrid Cayenne has a curb weight of almost 6000 lbs. It's almost certainly also due to the fact that I live rurally, and the roads I regularly drive are not in the best condition, both in terms of cracked pavement/potholes and surface debris (rocks, branches, etc).

The Pirelli P Zero comes with a Porsche specific tread and is intended for SUV use, so I decided to give them a try. I bought used at first to see how they were and was able to match the maximum mileage I previously got from new Michelins despite the preexisting wear, without any significant damage (no missing rubber, no steel cords showing). I was impressed with the even wear and longevity.

When Tire Rack offered old stock (2022 manufacture date) P Zero in my specification at half price, I jumped at the chance to get a new set. I've put only about 500 miles on them so far, but I am pleased and satisfied with how they perform. I'm not sure they're quite as razor-sharp as the PS 4s, but they're pretty darn close. And they feel distinctly smoother, with a more comfortable ride. Overall an excellent compromise. If they wear as good as expected, I'll stick with the P Zeros from now on.

My experience with Tire Rack has been excellent, from the opportunity to buy new old stock at half-price, to delivery and follow up. Would definitely do it all again. 10/10

I used to roll only Michelin Pilot Sport 4s which are in my opinion the pinnacle of performance tires. I've not experienced a better tire for cornering limit, steering response, braking etc. But the treadwear was abysmal and the durability poor, especially near the end of tread depth. I removed front tires that had chunks of rubber missing on the inner edge with steel cords visible. That may be due in part to the lack of Porsche-homologated tread compounds for my car and/or my insistence on using an ultra performance-only tire on a heavy SUV. My hybrid Cayenne has a curb weight of almost 6000 lbs. It's almost certainly also due to the fact that I live rurally, and the roads I regularly drive are not in the best condition, both in terms of cracked pavement/potholes and surface debris (rocks, branches, etc).

The Pirelli P Zero comes with a Porsche specific tread and is intended for SUV use, so I decided to give them a try. I bought used at first to see how they were and was able to match the maximum mileage I previously got from new Michelins despite the preexisting wear, without any significant damage (no missing rubber, no steel cords showing). I was impressed with the even wear and longevity.

When Tire Rack offered old stock (2022 manufacture date) P Zero in my specification at half price, I jumped at the chance to get a new set. I've put only about 500 miles on them so far, but I am pleased and satisfied with how they perform. I'm not sure they're quite as razor-sharp as the PS 4s, but they're pretty darn close. And they feel distinctly smoother, with a more comfortable ride. Overall an excellent compromise. If they wear as good as expected, I'll stick with the P Zeros from now on.

My experience with Tire Rack has been excellent, from the opportunity to buy new old stock at half-price, to delivery and follow up. Would definitely do it all again. 10/10

Put these on my 2018 Dodge Charger. They fit on the factory wheels (20x8") just fine, look great, and drive really nice. It's been raining a lot and these tires have as good a traction as my previous all season tires. I won't drive them in snow or ice, so can't comment on those conditions. Not sure why these are called a summer tire, they ride just fine on wet asphalt and handle great in dry conditions. Really happy with my purchase. Would definitely buy again, but I don't know how long they'll last just yet.

Horrendous tires. Didn't even last 11k miles. Nearly bald. The tires are good for the first 500 miles and then it all goes bad from there. Noise, traction and feel are horrendous from 1k to 10,500 miles. No traction at all in wet weather. I will never buy Pirelli's again. You pay for the name - not the quality

Tire is great for the first 500 miles. After that the treadwear is horrendous, the noise increases and the wet traction is downright horrific!. These are not worth the money spent on them. You pay for a name and not the quality of the tire.